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An Ungodly War: the Sack of Constantinople and the Fourth Crusade.
; ...involved the conquest of Constantinople in 1204 and the establishment of the Latin Empire, ruled by Franks until...Adriatic Zara and Constantinople from their original...weakening the Byzantine Empire in the face of its...the desecration of Constantinople in the aftermath of...won ...
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St Mark's Square: an imperial hippodrome? Charles Freeman offers a new theory to explain the positioning in Venice of the famous horses looted from Constantinople eight hundred years ago this month.(Cover Story)
; ...after the sack of Constantinople in the Fourth Crusade...Christian city, Constantinople. How this happened...for the Byzantine Empire ever since a mysterious...installed as emperor in Constantinople he would pay the...orthodox city to Latin Christendom. The...Venetians stormed ...
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The Fourth Crusade and the sack of Constantinople: Jonathan Phillips sees one of the most notorious events in European history as a typical 'clash of cultures'.
; THE CAPTURE OF CONSTANTINOPLE by the armies of the Fourth Crusade...metropolis in the Christian world. Constantinople's mighty walls had resisted numerous...passing through the Byzantine Empire en route to the Holy Land. Greek...western (1182) communities in Constantinople added to this record of ...
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Crisis and Reform: The Kyivan Metropolitanate, the patriarchate of Constantinople, and the Genesis of the Union of Brest
; ...Metropolitanate, the Patriarchate of Constantinople, and the Genesis of the Union...formal ties with the church of Constantinople and enter into communion with...in Western Europe, the Ottoman Empire and Muscovy. Particularly illuminating...played by Patriarch Jeremiah II of Constantinople are ...
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Yugoslavian history: Constantinople to Kosovo
; ...taxes and tribute from the vast Empire was an ever-present problem...administrative burden, he divided the Empire into eastern and western parts...Rome. The eastern half of the Empire was to be administered from Constantinople. The east-west dividing line was equidistant between Rome and ...
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The day the world came to an end Noel Malcolm on a powerful re- telling of one of history's great set-piece scenes - the fall of Constantinople
; ...Lord of the Rings and the siege of Constantinople. On one side, the beautiful walled...sealed the fate of the defenders of Constantinople was the failure of "the West'' to...notions derived from his study of Latin and Greek authors. As for his troops...geopolitical importance (the Byzantine ...
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A DAY'S JOURNEY: CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBER 9, 1919
; ...final years of the Ottoman Empire, which ended in 1922. Those...their three-week stay in Constantinople. It is Tuesday, December...scholar and professor of Latin languages at the University...about to capture traces of Constantinople just as the Empire is seized by revolution...disturbance ...
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A Greek Roman Empire: Power and Belief under Theodosius II 408-450.(Book review)
; ...two mirror images: the Western, Latin-speaking Empire and the remarkably coherent Greek Roman Empire of Theodosius II. In chapter 2...Millar assesses the place of the empire's neighbors in the public ideology of the Theodosian Empire (68) and the means by which the...to them (50), Millar ...
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Art and Identity in Thirteenth-Century Byzantium: Hagia Sophia and the Empire of Trebizond.(Book review)
; ...Thessaloniki, ruled by the Doukai; the empire of Nicaea, ruled by the Vatatzes; and the empire of Trebizond, ruled by the Grand...scholars have turned primarily to the Empire of Nicaea for continuity and the...identity (3). By focusing on the empire of Trebizond and the imperial identity...The ...
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The Empire strikes back in spectacular Worcester show; The ancients live in Worcester.(Scene)
; ...he had in mind was neither Rome nor Constantinople, but his hometown of Antioch, a metropolis...Considered the Athens of the Roman Empire, the handsome capital of Roman Syria...past midnight. From all parts of the Empire, people flocked to Antioch. Some came...into business. They spoke in Greek, ...
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